Remote Sensing and GIS Application in Change Detection Study Using Multi Temporal Satellite

Patekar P. R., Unhale P. L.

Abstract


Land use/Land cover leads with how people are using the land. Change detection study gives service to analyze temporal data and detect changes which have been taken place in study region. Mapping land use/land cover (LULC) and change detection on GIS platform is an area of interest that has been attracts increasing attention. This paper is an attempt to assess the changes in land use/land cover Basin of Bhima River in Solapur district over a 14 year period. The aim of this study is to detect land use changes between 1991 to 2005 using satellite images of Landsat TM (1991) and ETM+ (2005). Landsat TM (1991) and ETM+ (2005) images were classified by using supervised classification method. In this method maximum likelihood classification algorithm technique is used. In the present study major changes occurred in Agriculture, fallow land and settlement. Population growth increase presser on land resources. The result of present study help to the researcher, environmental developer for understanding to real time condition manage land use more effectively according to the provide needs. Geographical Information System & Remote sensing technique play very important role in land use land cover change detection study. It is a user-friendly and accurate technique for environmental managers.


Keywords


Land Use/Land Cover; Change Detection; GIS; Remote Sensing

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